Claim · model-written summary
The authors recommended watershed management and stronger conservation of rare species to prevent extinction.
- Taxon
- Treet0
- Outcome
- management strategies should be put in place to improve status of the watersheds while conservation efforts should be stepped up for species with rarity index valuee0
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Verbatim
e0“Consequently, it was recommended that management strategies should be put in place to improve status of the watersheds while conservation efforts should be stepped up for species with rarity index value to prevent them from going into extinction.”
t0“Tree Species”
Title
O. J. Olujobi; O. B. Adeleke; J. O. Orimaye Asian Journal of Research in Agriculture and Forestry 2019. doi:10.9734/ajraf/2019/v3i230033
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Both watersheds contained 78 tree species and 25 families.
- Observation Malvaceae had the highest species density, 15.
- Observation Malacantha alnifolia was among the most frequently encountered species, with five occurrences.
- Observation Voacanga africana was among the most frequently encountered species, with five occurrences.
- Observation Both sites had very high tree species diversity and abundance.
- Observation Trees were more evenly distributed in Arinta waterfall than Ikogosi warm spring.
- Observation Tree diameter and height distributions indicated an immature, expanding forest structure.
- Observation Anthocleista vogelii had the highest relative dominance, 15.63.
- Observation Anthocleista vogelii had the highest importance value index, 10.6.
- Observation Anthonotha macrophylla was identified as threatened and endangered.
- Observation Aningeria robusta was identified as threatened and endangered.
- Observation Bridelia atroviridis was identified as threatened and endangered.